Author Archives: Mary Carman

The rational value of political anger

Posted on June 7, 2017 by and

In this, the third in our series on #BadFeelings, exploring negative emotions, the philosopher Mary Carman looks at the meaning and value of anger. Mary is a member of Thumos, the Genevan Research Group on Emotions, Norms and Values at the Swiss … Continue reading →

Negative Emotions: The good, the bad and the ugly

Posted on June 4, 2017 by , and

This week is #BadFeelings week on the History of Emotions Blog. We’ll be publishing a series of guest posts arising from a fascinating recent conference where a group of philosophers got to grips with the nature and significance of a range … Continue reading →